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Glenn Burkhardt wrote: | But I don't use an editor exclusively with Qt to build GUI's - I use Qt | Designer. I have used an editor with nothing else to write Qt code, and can | do it, but I can build a GUI more quickly with less pain and better results | with a GUI builder than I can with an editor. I'm hoping to find some such | productively enhancing tool for HTML pages as well. Me too. I've tried a number of HTML editors, and so far I've always been disappointed. They've been harder to use that a plain-text editor like vi, mostly because they don't seem to want to make pages that look like I want them to look. And when I look at the HTML, I'm always appalled, and don't want my name associated with such junk. So I just use vi, because I know how to use it, it's easier, and the HTML is clean. But I keep hoping that I'll stumble across something that can make the job easier. (I've also written a fair amount of mostly perl code that grovels through HTML from various sources, mostly commercial HTML editors, cleans it up, and often adds in things that the people who sent me the HTML didn't know how to generate. And I keep wishing for an HTML parser that does something useful when hit with the invalid HTML that comes from a lot of commercial Web software. I'm tired of writing my own kludges to attempt to parse misbegotten parodies of HTML. ;-)
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